General Khaled Foudh, the Governor of South Sinai, has expressed his strong support for the ambitious Mega Scale Green Hydrogen project in the South Sinai Region during his meeting with Mr Robert Valk, Founder and CEO of Renergy Group Partners and Green Tech Egypt. The Mega Scale Green Hydrogen aims to produce more than 400,000 tons of Green Hydrogen every year. Led by Renergy Group Partners, in collaboration with the Ministry of Military Production (MOMP), the project has gained significant acceleration since it received approval from Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly last month. General Khaled Foudh also discussed the project with the Minister of MOMP, His Excellency Mohamed Salah.
The meeting between General Khaled Foudh and Mr Robert Valk underscores Egypt’s commitment to advancing green hydrogen technology and promoting sustainable development. This project is a major milestone in Egypt’s clean and sustainable energy pursuit. It aligns with the decision made by the Cabinet this year, laying the groundwork for establishing the National Council for Green Hydrogen and its derivatives. The successful partnership between the Governorate of South Sinai and the Ministry of Military Production highlights their collaborative spirit.
General Khaled Foudh supports the proposal to build the Green Hydrogen Production Plant within the governorate’s boundaries, acknowledging the natural and topographic advantages of the location. Furthermore, the project is expected to boost the technology and labour sectors by creating thousands of jobs and bringing cutting-edge hydrogen technology to South Sinai.
The meeting brought together key figures, including General Ahmed Mohammed Alexandrani, Secretary General of the Governorate; General Muhammad Shair, Assistant Secretary General; Mr Mabrouk Mohammed Al-Ghamrini, President of the City of Tor Sinai, and Engineer Mustafa Abdo Ahmed, Director of the General Administration for Planning and Urban Development in the South Sinai Governorate, as well as Mr Eslam Ramadan, Manager of Renergy Group Partners and Green Tech Egypt.
